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- 2023The effect of scrap originating trace elements on the properties of low alloyed steelscitations
- 2021Effect of Steel Composition and Processing Parameters on the Penetration Depth of Micro Cracks in ZnFe Coated Boron Steelscitations
- 2020Press hardening of zinc-coated boron steels: Role of steel composition in the development of phase structures within coating and interface regionscitations
- 2018Press hardening of zinc-coated boron steels: Role of steel composition in the development of phase structures within coating and interface regionscitations
- 2016ZnFe Coated 22MnB5 Steels in Direct Press Hardening: the Relationships between Coating Structure and Process Parameterscitations
- 2015Method of manufacturing a galvannealed steel strip product for hot press forming, method of manufacturing a hot-pressed steel component, and galvannealed steel strip product
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ZnFe Coated 22MnB5 Steels in Direct Press Hardening: the Relationships between Coating Structure and Process Parameters
Abstract
wo types of press hardening experiments were carried out to investigate the behavior of ZnFe coated 22MnB5 steel in direct press hardening process. The coating properties were studied using variable process temperatures and times with a flat-die and a forming tool. Coatings were <br/>analyzed with optical and scanning electron microscopes. The results indicated that steels that have low coating weights (40/40 and 50/50 g/m2) may be processed successfully with short dwell times. For high coating weights (70/70 and 80/80 g/m2) a significantly longer dwell time is needed. The behavior of ZnFe coating in hot press forming experiments was in line with literature and the <br/>findings of the flat-die experiments. Thus, the feasibility of the experimental press hardening equipment was confirmed.